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Zere of Zere Real Estate closes $965,000 investment deal

Photo of Michelle Marie Zere, executive vice president at Zere Real Estate Services Michelle Marie Zere, Zere
Real Estate Services

Riverhead, NY Michelle Marie Zere, executive vice president of Zere Real Estate Services sold a fully tenanted, 9,800 s/f industrial building. This investment property is on 5.18 acres located at 82 Columbus Ave.  The national tenant occupying the industrial property is Frito Lay Rolling Sales, Inc.

Zere exclusively represented the buyer and the seller, Tameshasyl Realty LLC, in this investment transaction.

The site sold for $965,000.

Photo of an investment property at 82 Columbus Avenue in Riverhead, NY recently sold by Zere Real Estate Services 82 Columbus Avenue - Riverhead, NY
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